Another deadly doctor! AIDA member and University of Newcastle student, Sheree Enderby has recently completed her medicine degree and will begin her ‘deadly doctor’ journey in the NSW Hunter region from 2015. Sheree has been an active member of AIDA throughout her medical studies, including being an AIDA Student Representative. In April 2013, Sheree was a Group Leader for the inaugural Murra Mullangari – Pathways Alive and Well program, as well as a mentor for three program participants who have an interest in medicine. At the 2014 AIDA Conference, Sheree delivered a presentation on The Kids’ Kidney Project, something she was very proud to be involved with. Sheree says that her time in medical school has not only taken her far and wide but also allowed her to meet some incredible people who have shaped the person she is and the doctor she hopes to be. Sheree credits her partner Danny, her parents and extended family as well as the staff at the Wollotuka Institute at the University of Newcastle for their ongoing support throughout her studies. Congratulations to Sheree on this fantastic achievement!
Posted on: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 06:24:10 +0000
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